52 Weeks Through The Bible
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Journey through the Bible in a year. Discover what it says. Apply it to your life in a deeper way than ever before.
Have you ever started reading the Bible only to get lost, lose steam, become distracted? Do you want to develop a habit of faithfully reading God’s Word, but the task seems too daunting?
Based on more than fifty-five years of teachings from bestselling author and pastor John MacArthur, this year-long pilgrimage through Scripture includes:
*A daily plan to help keep you on track to read through the Bible in one year.
*Devotional readings based on John MacArthur’s teachings on key portions of Scripture.
*Reflections and questions to help you apply the message to your life.
*Weekly study questions to test your knowledge on what you’ve read.
*Maps and charts to help you grasp the material in visual form.
Every phrase, every verse, every chapter, and every book in the Bible comes from God Himself! It is the only way that we can know God and know His will for our lives. Because of this, we should develop a habit of reading God’s Word every day to grow in faith and righteousness and to deepen our relationship with Jesus.
So take it a day at a time. Give yourself grace, but take your faith seriously. 52 Weeks through the Bible serves as your guide–providing context, helping you form a routine, and deepening your knowledge.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310169109
ISBN10: 0310169100
John MacArthur
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2024
Publisher: HarperChristian Resources
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